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UNIVERSIDAD DE PANAMÁ

FACULTAD DE COMUNICACIÓN SOCIAL

ESC. DE PERIODISMO

WORKSHOP 1

INTEGRANTES:

YONATHAN RÍOS 8-1045-2317

JOHAN VASQUEZ 8-928-615

JULIO PEÑA 4-839-2397

JOSEPH PUGA 8-1028-812

JOSEPH SÁNCHEZ 8-944-1647

PROFESOR:

SAÚL QUIRÓS

ASIGNATURA: INGLÉS

SALÓN:

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FECHA DE ENTREGA 23 DE ABRIL DE 2025

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It is important to have a good association of advertising agencies that represents the defense of a company against the consumer. An advertising association is the set of ideas or thoughts that the customer has about a product or service they may consume or obtain, influencing the positioning that the brand can achieve in the market.

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ACMA is responsible for collecting broadcasting, radiocommunications and telecommunications taxes and regulating Australian media. It does so through various laws, regulations, standards and codes of practice. ACMA is a converged regulator, created to oversee the convergence of telecommunications, broadcasting, radiocommunications, and the Internet.

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Testis the national trade association of the American publishing industry. AAP lobbies for publishers of books, magazines, and education in the United States. o.

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4 Australian Film Development Corporation  

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4 Australian Film Development Corporation  

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The Australian Film Commission (AFC) was an Australian government agency founded in 1975 with a mandate to promote the creation and distribution of films in Australia, as well as to preserve the country's cinematic history.

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Agence France-Presse (AFP) is the oldest news agency in the world and one of the largest, along with Reuters and the Associated Press. AFP is headquartered in Paris, with regional centers in Washington, D.C., Hong Kong, Nicosia, and Montevideo, and offices in 110 countries.

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Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 10 million people committed to creating a future in which human rights are enjoyed by all. We are united by our common humanity and we know that the power to create positive change lies within us.

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7 Association Of Investigative Journalists 

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7 Association Of Investigative Journalists 

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The API (Association of Investigative Journalists) was born with the aim of promoting investigative journalism, a branch of journalism necessary in a "democratic and transparent society". It is the first association of journalists and reporters dedicated to investigation.

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The API (Association of Investigative Journalists) was founded with the goal of promoting investigative journalism, a branch of journalism essential to a "democratic and transparent society." It is the first association of journalists and reporters dedicated to investigation.

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Formerly known as America Online, is a New York-based internet and media services company. He has franchised his services to companies in several countries around the world and established international versions.

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The Associated Press or AP is a United States news agency founded in 1846. It is a cooperative owned by its contributing newspapers, radio and television stations in the United States, which both contribute stories and use the material written by it.

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is the process of gathering and analyzing information about the people who are, or could be, a target audience for a product, service, or campaign. This research aims to understand their characteristics, behaviors, needs, desires, and motivations to better tailor marketing strategies and messaging.

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is an independent UK-based body that regulates advertising content to ensure it's truthful, decent, and honest. It investigates complaints about ads, enforces advertising codes, and can impose sanctions on advertisers who don't comply. The ASA is funded by the advertising industry and is not a government body.

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13. BAFTA British Academy of Film and Television Arts

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13. BAFTA British Academy of Film and Television Arts

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The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) is a UK-based charity that supports, develops, and promotes film, television, and video games. It is best known for its annual awards ceremonies, including the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA Film Awards) and the British Academy Television Awards.

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14. BARB Broadcasters' Audience Research Board

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14. BARB Broadcasters' Audience Research Board

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is a UK-based organization responsible for measuring television viewing audiences. It was established in 1981 to provide a standard for audience measurement for the broadcasting and advertising industries. BARB's data and insights are used for various purposes, including program decisions, ad campaign planning, and understanding brand and sales outcomes.

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15. BBC British Broadcasting Corporation

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15. BBC British Broadcasting Corporation

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is a British public service broadcaster, primarily funded by a license fee paid by UK households. It provides a wide range of television, radio, and digital services, aiming to inform, educate, and entertain audiences in the UK and globally.

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is the UK's lead organization for film and the moving image. It's a cultural charity, a National Lottery funding distributor, and plays a vital role in supporting British film production, distribution, education, and audience development. The BFI also manages the BFI National Archive, a world-leading collection of film and television.

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is the minimum unit of binary information stored in a computer system. A bit can have only two states, on or off, which are commonly represented as ones and zeros.

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The term "BMIG" likely refers to British Media Industry Group, a term not commonly used in media industry circles. However, a more accurate term for a group representing the UK media industry is the British media industry or British media sector. These groups typically encompass various types of media organizations, including broadcasters, publishers, and online media outlets.

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is a British broadcasting and telecommunications company that provides television, broadband internet, and fixed-line telephone services to UK consumers and businesses. It is a major media company and the largest British broadcaster by revenue.

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is a well-known, popular name for British Telecommunications Group plc, a major telecommunications company in the United Kingdom. It's often abbreviated as BT.

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is a surveillance system that transmits video signals to a limited number of viewers, rather than broadcasting them to the public.

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is a digital optical disc used for storing and playing back digital data, primarily audio and video, but also computer data

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is a geographically distributed network of servers that caches web content (like images, videos, and HTML files) closer to end users.

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is a document outlining the unauthorized use of copyrighted material, typically submitted to the copyright holder or a relevant authority.

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refers to any form of communication that occurs through the use of electronic devices, primarily computers or smartphones, to connect with others.

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26. CMCS Computer Mediated Communication Systems

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26. CMCS Computer Mediated Communication Systems

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refers to any communication that occurs between two or more people through the use of computers and networks. It encompasses a wide range of technologies, including email, instant messaging, social media, and video conferencing.

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26. CMCS Computer Mediated Communication Systems

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27. CPBF Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom

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27. CPBF Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom

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The Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom is an independent voice for media

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27. Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom

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The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) is an American 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in New York City, with correspondents around the world. CPJ promotes press freedom and defends the rights of journalists.

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29. CPSR Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility

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29. CPSR Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility

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is a non-profit organization that promotes the responsible use of computer technology.

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Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility

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is the main processing unit of a computer.

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Government communications headquarters: "Government communications headquarters" refers to the physical locations (offices, departments, etc.) where a government conducts its communications activities, both with the general public and with other relevant stakeholders. These headquarters may be part of a specific ministry or department dedicated to communications, or they may be press or public relations offices within different departments.

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Global Framework Agreement: A "global framework agreement" (GFA) is an agreement negotiated between unions and multinational companies to establish standards regarding trade union rights, health and safety, the environment, and labor quality across all company operations, regardless of country. GFAs are instruments to ensure that multinational companies respect the same labor standards in all countries where they operate, according to the International Labour Organization (ILO).

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Global Positioning System: The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a satellite navigation system owned by the United States that provides positioning, navigation, and timing information. GPS uses a network of satellites orbiting the Earth to transmit signals that allow GPS receivers on the Earth's surface to accurately calculate their position.

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Graphical user interface: A graphical user interface (GUI) is a visual system that allows users to interact with a computer or other electronic device. It uses images, icons, and menus to represent information and actions, facilitating communication between the user and the machine.

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Domestic Box Office (US): In the context of the film industry in the United States, "domestic box office" refers to a film's total box office receipts in theaters in the United States and Canada. This figure is crucial for measuring a film's success in its primary market and is used for various calculations and analyses.

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DHigh-Definition Televisión:It is a digital television system that offers higher picture resolution than standard television, with sharper images, richer details, and more vibrant colors. It is used in most digital terrestrial, cable, satellite, and streaming television broadcasts.

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High-Definition Video System:It's a system that offers superior image quality to standard definition, with higher resolutions such as 720p, 1080p, or even 4K. This means the image has more pixels, resulting in greater sharpness and detail.

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High-Frequency:It is a technique that involves applying electric current to the skin to increase its heat. This will increase blood circulation and create tissue richer in oxygen.

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Hypertex Markup Language:HTML is the code used to structure and display the content of a web page. Essentially, HTML describes the structure of a page, indicating which elements—such as text, images, links, etc.—should be included and how they should be presented.

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Hypertex Transfer Protocol Secure:It is the secure version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), which is used for data transmission on the web. HTTPS encrypts the information sent between a web browser and a website, ensuring that communication is confidential and secure.

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A UK-based national news agency that provides news content to various media outlets.

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42. PC-POLITICALLY CORRECT; PERSONAL COMPUTER 

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42. PC-POLITICALLY CORRECT; PERSONAL COMPUTER 

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• Politically Correct: Language or behavior intended to avoid offense or disadvantage to members of particular groups in society.

• Personal Computer: A computer designed for use by one person at a time, typically at home or in the office.

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43.	PCC – Press Complaints Commission (UK)

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43.	PCC – Press Complaints Commission (UK)

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3. PCC – Press Complaints Commission (UK)

A former UK body responsible for overseeing press conduct and handling complaints from the public about editorial content in newspapers and magazines.

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A file format developed by Adobe that preserves document formatting and allows files to be viewed and printed the same way on any device.

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Refers to members of the literary community; also associated with PEN International, an organization that promotes literature and freedom of expression.

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6. PII – Public Interest Immunity

A principle in UK law allowing the government to withhold evidence from a trial if disclosing it would be against the public interest.

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A system that allows authors to receive payment when their books are borrowed from public libraries.

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A cryptographic system that uses a pair of keys – one public and one private – to securely transmit data.

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The practice of managing and disseminating information from an organization or individual to the public to influence their perception.

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Broadcasting intended to benefit the public rather than to serve commercial interests, often funded by the government or public donations.